"This study is a huge step towards achieving an earlier diagnosis of Alzheimer's and improving the lives of the many people affected by the disease," said Sir Leszek Borysiewicz, chief executive of the Medical Research Council, which partly funded the work.
Whenever possible, he keeps office-ish hours at his west London base ("10 till 5 or 5.30, five days a week – all school holidays off"), which partly explains a work rate that makes most musicians look like sloths.
The report, which partly draws on Cabinet Office work done when Nick Clegg was deputy prime minister, says credible estimates suggest £500m to £1bn could be raised in taxation from regulated cannabis sales.
Martin chose me because we were friends, he'd read my work (which partly discusses editorial procedures and principles), and we saw each other weekly, to play tennis; so the inevitable hassles I'd subject him to as a researcher - about dates, biographical details, identifications - could be woven into a weekly routine, after play.
The four young Parisian men who form the Ebène Quartet have certainly worked hard, which partly explains why they are increasingly viewed as one of the standout quartets of the new generation.
To see and download images of these creatures search National Geographic, March 2010, Archives (http://blogs.nationalgeographic.com/blogs/news/chiefeditor/science/2010/03/), which include a description of their work and which partly supported their research.
She anxiously warned him not to end up trapped by a mistake (Mr Bush sent her to Ms Rice for reassurance, which only partly worked).
Many of the students' parents were retired, which partly explains the high proportion in the variable other under working status father and working status mother.
Atkinson's work suffers from a bit of brand confusion, which partly explains why it hasn't caught on in the U.S. as it has in Britain.
Which partly explains why 70percentt of North Americans are obese.
